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Coherent and incoherent XUV emission in helium and neon, laser-driven plasmas

Crane et al., 2002

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9860362557276915994
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Crane J
Perry M
Strickland D
Herman S
Falcone R
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IEEE transactions on plasma science

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The authors present results of measurements of high-order harmonic generation and XUV spontaneous emission in helium and neon plasmas excited by a short pulse laser at intensities between 10/sup 14/and 5* 10/sup 17/W/cm/sup 2/. They compare the observed …
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